In this picture the hand of the pilot is telling his wife ‘It’s over there!’ Hands are used to give directions. The reflection caught in the GPS is his wife’s hand as she leans over him to take a picture. What would photographers do without their hands?!
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Great entry Jude. Still working on my entry for this week’s theme.
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Thanks Kate – come on and get yours up there!
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Great choice …and what a view! 🙂
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Thanks Reb – I never noticed that reflection of my hand in the GPS until I went looking for a ‘Hand’ picture. 🙂
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that was so cool! 🙂
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Is that a microlite or untralite? Either way, COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLLL!
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Thank you! Loved your entry this week too. 🙂
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Microlight, Ultralite and ULM are all the same thing. Two different sorts though – fixed wing (like a small aeroplane) and flex-wing (with a kite-shaped wing and a bar to steer it). Ours is a flex-wing. It’s a bit like motor-cycling in the sky!
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Great shot!
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Thank you!:)
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Outstanding entry this week Jude! I assume the “Wife” in this tale is you(?) That you got the pilots hand and yours in the reflection seems like you knew this challenge was coming.
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Pure luck Jeff! I happened to find this shot in the depths of the archives. Yes I’m usually in the back seat – praying for zero turbulence!
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And enjoying the hell out of the ride too I bet!
It’s pretty amazing how good those “pure luck” shots can be!
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Even in the air there are back seat drivers!! LOL. Great shot!!
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The back’s good for me – I’ve never had any inclination to be a pilot! 🙂
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All kinds of navigation on this picture. Nice left turn idea for this week’s theme, Jude.
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Thanks Rommel. I had probably just asked where the landing strip was!
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What a view from up there! For you to lean out for a shot, it also shows that you completely trust that you were in good hands 🙂
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Ah yes, I wouldn’t be up there with just anyone. My hubby used to be an aircraft engineer. 🙂
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